Sunday, March 6, 2022

If you want to know why I'm concerned about Putin bombing our Nuclear power plants look at these maps and you will see why

If you look at these maps of the nuclear power plants here in the U.S. and think about Russia not bombing military targets and just focusing on radiating anywhere that nuclear power plants are now it means that most people would either die from radiation or have to go to Canada or Mexico or west to about Colorado or further west to survive the radiation released into the atmosphere and water supplies. Basically, the whole east coast from Boston to Miami wouldn't be habitable by ANyONE wishing to stay alive. Radiation would kill anyone in this whole coastal Atlantic region. So, anyone surviving would have to immediately move west to Colorado or west Texas or further west to avoid being radiated and dying if Putin bombed all the nuclear power plants in the U.S. instead of military bases. Since the prevailing winds tend to be towards the east they would blow the radiation across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe as well. But, people to the west might survive all this from about West Texas to Colorado and most points west of there.

Also, if all these power plants were bombed or hit by cruise missiles at once it wouldn't likely be possible to fix these radiation problems for years if ever so the radiation would circle the earth and radiate Europe and Russia and China as well and kill people there as well.

I think we have to view Putin as logical but no longer sane the way he is dealing with Ukraine and Europe and the U.S. and the rest of the world at this point. Putin is not rational. He might be logical but somehow has lost rationality since Covid of the last couple of years. Also, no one around him can speak the truth to him without being killed now. So, in this sense he is a lot like Trump in surrounding himself with Yes Men and Yes women. So, he resembles Kim Jong Un in the way he functions which is pretty scary for the whole world including China.

Also, non-nuclear cruise missiles would be all he would have to use to accomplish this if they were sent from Russian ships in the ocean at low level below the radar. And this could happen at any time from now on without warning, especially at night.

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